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replicas-computer

v0.2.11

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Replicas workspace computer-use runtime

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Readme

replicas-computer

The versioned computer-use runtime for Replicas workspace images.

  • src/daemon.ts owns the serialized agent command boundary.
  • src/commands/ owns desktop, browser, and recording operations.
  • src/media-server.ts owns the shared H.264 and Opus encoder, WebSocket transport, and input bridge.
  • src/stream-viewer.ts owns browser decoding, audio playback, reconnects, and interactive input.
  • src/viewer.ts owns the optional noVNC fallback.
  • assets/desktop/start-services.sh owns the X11 and stream process lifecycle.
  • assets/desktop/ owns the desktop theme: brand-wallpaper.svg (regenerate with bun scripts/render-wallpaper.ts), tint2rc dock, openbox-theme/, gtk-settings.ini, the replicas-terminal wrapper, themes/ palettes that start-services.sh renders into those templates (--theme light|dark switches a running desktop), and the bundled fonts (static TTF instances of General Sans and Geist Mono; variable and WOFF2 builds render with wrong metrics in Pango and VTE).

The viewer and agent command paths are independent. One on-demand encoder is shared by all viewers, stops when the last viewer disconnects, and restarts without reloading the page. The default 1920×1080 stream uses low-latency H.264 and Opus; noVNC remains available as an opt-in fallback.

replicas-computer setup --check
sudo replicas-computer setup
replicas-computer daemon

setup --check reports missing OS dependencies without changing the machine. setup installs package-owned assets and the replicas-computer.service systemd unit. Operational commands use the daemon over a user-only Unix socket.